A Week in UC Student News
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As an unopposed candidate, Capps will most likely take office come January 2023. Despite not having any opponents, Capps said that she prioritizes running a strong campaign.
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DACA recipients must file for a renewal of their status and work-authorization permits every two years, which can cost up to $495.
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These changes are planned to last through spring and summer, and any further adjustments will be communicated by MTD.
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The event was a part of the commission’s “Queers Over the Years” series to celebrate LGBTQ+ culture throughout the last century in honor of Pride week.
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Ramadan falls on the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and is observed through fasting, reflection, charity and prayer.
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The Nexus believes that Pabla will be dedicated to the work of the Office of the President and hopes that she will further develop imaginative and engaging initiatives that benefit the student body.
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Cunanan — who is running unopposed — is focused on advocating for disability justice, protecting funding for safe spaces for marginalized students and calling for accountability in UC investments.
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Gonzalez’s experience and goals are reflective of a candidate who can take the reins of a Senate beginning its in-person operations and elevate the conduct and productivity of the IVP office and the...
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The Nexus believes that Stankiewicz has a comprehensive understanding of local government and is deeply passionate about serving all Isla Vista residents.
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The Nexus believes that Star’s institutional knowledge, passion and lived experiences give her the empathy and experience to succeed as Student Advocate General.
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The budget funds the functions of all Senate and executive offices and a variety of boards, committees, commissions and other entities that support student life on campus.
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According to the April 1 email, any additional contract offers for continuing students will only be offered later this summer.
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Weekly events in and around Isla Vista.
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Camarena said that currently, the sheriff’s office is “stagnant” and requires someone who will be “at the forefront of change.”
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